Reds rally hopes fade as Walters face Tigers at Crosley
Cincinnati on October 3 faced a daunting task in Crosley Field as Buck Walters stood against Detroit ace Schoolboy Rowe to halt a feared Tigers lineup. The Reds, missing Lombardi and Frey, looked listless while Detroit built a strong lead behind Newsom and McCosky, with Goodman sparing a shutout in a 2-1 game.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit
Tigers
Buck Newsom
Henry
B. Newsom
Hartsville
S. C
Newsom
Walters
Reds
New York Yankees
Buck Walters
Paul Derringer
Bill McKechnie
Yankees
Derringer
Bucky
Yanks
Monte Pearson
Rowe
Ernie Lombardi
Lonnie Frey
Eddie Joost
Frey
Jimmy Wilson
Lombardi
Billy Myers
Hank Greenberg
Myers
Ival Goodman
Jim Ripple
Bill Werber
Barney McCosky
Smask
Frank McCormick
Boston College overwhelms Tulane in New Orleans game
New Orleans October 3 Tulane suffers a 27 to 7 defeat as Boston College dominates with a versatile attack. Tulane coach Red Dawson cites injuries and position changes, while coach Frank Thomas of Alabama doubts the score six weeks later. Tulane aims to rebound with returning players and improved line play against a tough slate including Alabama and LSU.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Boston College
Green Wave
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Boston
Greenies
Lowell
Red” Dawson
Tommy O’boyle
Walter McDonald
Ton Thomas
Rubber Ely
Navy
Pete Mandich
Auburn
Fordham
Rice
North Carolina
Clemson
Georgia
Louisiana Normal
Louisiana State
Hardin-Simmons Aims Aerials At Tempe In Rose Festival
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys prepare to hurl passes from co captain Goodnight and L B Russell at Arizona State Tempe in the Rose Festival game in Tyler Texas. The team relies on Goodnight Russell Burrus Parker Marcus Crocker and Moore for scoring with Evans handling field goals. After Tempe they meet Mack Saxon s College of Mines in Odessa Texas.
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Abilene
Tex
Hardin-Simmons
Cowboys
Goodnight
L. B
Russell
Arizona State
Tempe
Tyler
West Texas State
Amarillo
Daniel Baker
Centenary
H.e. Burrus
Lubbock
D. A. Parker
Deward Marcum
James Crocker
Murray Evans
Wilford Moore
Mack Saxon
College of Mines
el Paso
Odessa
Texas
Prizes Announced In Domestic Arts at the Fair
Mrs. Frank Burnworth won the sweepstakes in baked foods and Mrs. Bob Ratliff won in needlework at the Domestic Arts exhibit. The prize list covers divisions for breads cakes cookies candy quilts and baby garments with numerous first second and third place awards awarded to many local homemakers including Burnworth Greer Ratliff and others.
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Frank Burnworth
Bob Ratliff
Baked Foods Department
E. Hi. Greer
Earl Bonham
Graham
E. H. Greer
F. L. Mehlop
Robert Glock
O. Randall
H. Greer
Hugo Jacobson
Steve Staeden
Givn Starling
Earl Tankersley
Jeff Smith
Ruth Brown
Anna Bauman
C. R. Thompson
Edward Hobson
E. E. Lane
W. F. Phillips
W. W W. Pope
Carol McPherson
Conservative dominance in wartime cabinet reshuffle
The British cabinet realignment keeps Eden Halifax Duff Cooper and Beaverbrook in place while Chamberlain is replaced. Churchill’s renewed stance sparks Berlin’s mockery. Churchill faces pressure to act as Chamberlain’s health and bombed London woes loom over the government in wartime.
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Alfred Duff Cooper
Lord Beaverbrook
Eden
Halifax
Duff Cooper
Beaverbrook
Churchill
London
Eveningstar
Lloyd George
Hore- Belisha
Leslie Hore-Belisha
David Lloyd George
Conservative
Evening News
Berlin
England
Harvard Material Ils Much Better
Harvard football enters 1940 with a stronger sophomore class under coach Dick Harlow. He notes improved depth and speed as Don Forte Bill Barnes John Morgan vie for end spots alongside Loren McKinney while Don McNicol anchors left halfback. Veteran Joe Gardella faces fresh challenges from Mort Waldstein and Bill Brown as Franny Lee contends with Ray Guild for wingback.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dick Harlow
State Street
Harvard
Sophs
Harlow
Don Forte
Bill Barnes
John Morgan
Loren McKinney
Don McNicol
Joe Gardella
Mort Waldstein
Bill Brown
Franny Lee
Yale
Ray Guild
George Heiden
Johnny Page
Burgy Ayres
Sheldon Dietz
Scrubs
Cubs Even Series at Chicago as French to Start
Chicago Cubs evened the city series at one game apiece at Comiskey Park behind strong lefty pitching. Manager Gabby Hartnett named Larry French to continue from Vern Olsen, as Chicago won 8 to 2 to shift the setting to the White Sox home field.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Gabby Hartnett
Larry French
Punts and Passes: Iowa State Teachers vs North Dakota
In Grand Forks the fourth chapter of the teacher pupil series unfolds as Iowa State Teachers faces North Dakota. C. L. Starbeck, former pupil of C. A. West, now North Dakota coach, once coached at South Dakota under West. The score so far stands teacher three, pupil zero.
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Associated Press
Cedar Falls
Iowa State
North Dakota
Grand Forks
C. L. Starbeck
South Dakota
C. A. West
Starbeck
West
Syracuse Sophomore Sal Mir Abito Scores 26 Yard TD
Sal Toos Mir abito, a Syracuse sophomore, debuted for the varsity with a 26 yard touchdown on the opening play against Clarkson.
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Syracuse
Sal (Toots) Mirabito
Clarkson
Lawrence kicker Chester Gibbons eyeing all American honors
Lawrence Kansas. Chester Gibbons known as Wheel Base leads Kansas football with 11 drop-kick conversions and a single miss over two varsity seasons. The remarkable accuracy underscores his drive for All American recognition.
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Lawrence
Kan
Chester
Wheelbase) Gibbons
Kansas
Kentucky captain Joe Shep herd’s legacy echoed in debut
Lexington report notes 1939 Kentucky football captain Joe Shep herd never scored a touchdown until his senior year when he intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards to beat Vanderbilt. This season Bob Herbert wears Shep herd’s old number and opened his varsity career with a 70 yard run, give or take.
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Lexington
Joe Shepherd
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Bob Herbert
Librarian Hurt in Head-On Crash Near Tucumcari
October 3 report from Tucumcari New Mexico states Harry N. Peterson of Fort Worth Texas, a librarian, is hospitalized with two broken ribs after a head-on collision on a bridge 15 miles east of Tucumcari. His companion Mr. Frank Baum and Mrs. Baum were cut and bruised. Mrs. Baum is also hospitalized.
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Tocumcari
N. M
Harry N. Peterson
Fort Worth
Tex
Here
Frank Baum
Tucumcari
Beaum
Cobb Speech Broadcast On KGFL Tonight From El Paso
Willkie supporters announce an hour of radio programming tonight on KGFL Roswell featuring Irvin S. Cobb, humorist and Kentucky Democrat, delivering a talk from Liberty Hall El Paso. The broadcast runs 7:45 to 8:30 with 7:30 start for preliminaries, via a remote wire from El Paso and the Willkie booth at the fairgrounds.
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Cobb
Willkie
el Paso
KGFL
Roswell
Irvin S. Cobb
Kentucky
Wendell Willkie
Texas
Willkie Booth
Exposition Hall
Fair Grounds
North Main Street
Jewett’s
Kiplings
Newark Bears Defeat Louisville 10-3 In World Series Opener
Newark bombarded Louisville pitching for 15 hits and 28 bases to beat the Colonels 10-3 in the first game of the junior world series. Louisville, labeled good field no hit, managed six hits off pitcher George Washburn. The two teams meet again tonight in Louisville.
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Louisville
Louisville Colonels
Newark
Bears
Colonels
George Washburn
Mexican school teachers strike in Veracruz
On October 3 a general walkout by teachers affiliated with Mexico's CTM Federation shut Veracruz schools. The 24 hour strike aims to compel payment of unpaid salaries and will repeat on a 48 hour basis if wages are not paid next week, the union said.
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Mexico
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels
Constipation triggers digestive distress and bad taste. doctor recommended Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to ease use. The ad touts its gentle effect on lazy bowels, suitable for adults and children, urging readers to buy at their druggist.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Calds
Talk around Bucky Harris to Cleveland job swirls in gossip
Cincinnati reports talk that Bucky Harris may leave Washington to replace Oscar Vitt in Cleveland. Potential move hinges on money and pennant chances with Feller Bou dreau and Mack. If true, Washington successor could be Buddy Myer Ossie Bluege or Rogers Hornsby.
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Cincinnati
Bucky Harris
Washington
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland
Harris
Feller
Boudreau
Mack
Gossip Row
Buddy Myer
Ossie Bluege
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Clark Griffith
Pitch By Pitch In Turning Back The Reds Yesterday
Pitch by pitch recap shows Buck Newsom facing 102 pitches while Derringer threw 133, Moore 104, and Riddle 13 in the game against Cincinnati. The official figures detail each hurler’s workload and the Reds’ inning sequence.
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Reds
Buck Newsom
Derringer
Moore
Riddle
Cincinnati Eee
Newsom
Apple
Tigers Praise Bill Kiem Umpiring Behind Plate
Series Notes praise for Bill Kiem the old arbitrator whose behind the plate work earns high marks from the Tigers. Reds reward Jimmy Wilson with engraved watch for filling last eight pennant drive games after Lombardi injury. Al Schacht’s daughter Mary Burnet travels from Tampa to see her father perform. Scalpers quoted $50 for two tickets before yesterday’s game with one hotel asking $70. Tigers VP Spike Briggs tells Del Baker to “Beat ’em four straight if you can” defying money chatter.
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Tigers
Bill Kiem
Bill
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Ernie Lombardi
al Schacht
Mary Burnet
Tampa
Pop
Detroit
Spike Briggs
del Baker
Art Rooney wel comed Doc Sutherland back to Pittsburgh
Haywood Hale Broun notes in New York that Art Rooney greeted Doc Sutherland in Pittsburgh with a bagpipe band spelling JOCK. He jokes that if Pitt does not improve on its Ohio State showing Chancellor Bowman might send the band to Brooklyn to spell PLEASE COME HOME.
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Haywood Hale Broun
New York
P. M
Art Rooney
Doc Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Jock
Pitt
Ohio State
Bowman
Brooklyn
Pitt-Ohio State game highlights Cracum as best man on field
Reporters who covered the Pitt Ohio State clash credit Cracum as the standout player. Steve O Neill is expected to succeed Ralph Kress as coach of the Tigers. Jimmy Michuda of Marquette, a quick sophomore end, is noted as a brother of Lillian Cornell the film and radio star.
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Cincinnati
Pitt
Ohio State
Cracum
Steve O'Neill
Ralph Kress
Tigers
Jimmy Michuda
Marquette
Lillian Cornell
Aggies to Challenge Arizona in Border Conference Race
New Mexico Aggies plan a tough bid for their first Border Conference football laurels this weekend. Coach Jo Johnston warns the contest with Arizona University in Tucson will be difficult as the Aggies seek momentum.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico Aggies
Coyotes Ready for Hobbs Game Tomorrow Night
After a full week of practice coach Corn reports the Coyotes are in good shape for the Hobbs high Eagles game tomorrow night at 8. He may tweak the starting lineup. Roswell Pep Club will parade 40 state flags at intermission. Hobbs has won three games this season and arrives around noon.
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Coyotes
Corn
Hobbs High School Eagles
Roswell
Hobbs
Sucide
Eagles
Aggie coach seeks back to steady offense after 10-0 loss
Johnston, successor to Jerry Hines, vows toughness against Arizona after a 10-0 defeat by Howard Payne’s Yellowjackets. He searches for a capable back, eyeing Meech Tahsequah at junior college if knee permits, with McAdams and Block as other options. Reichelt, Jolly, and Steeds anchor the line to contain Wildcats’ backs Roman, Banjarcic, and Black.
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Jerry Hines
Aggie
Howard Payne
Yellowjackets
Arizona
Johnston
Hines
Aggies
Meech Tahsequah
Cameron
Okla
Bob McAdams
Joe Block
Oren Reichelt
Pershing Jolly
Ralph Steeds
Wildcats
Bob Roman
Emil Banjarcic
Johnny Black
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Nellie Vineyard
Dela Strickland
Sam McKinstry
Mary Marshall
Mary I. Palmer
Oney Ramond
F. B. Hill
L. C. Majure
Charles Kelly
Clay Trent
Lowell Randall
Vega Stovall
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A. E. Young
Tom White
Eleanor Beth Daughtry
Ernest Langenegger
I. B. McCormick
Winfred Binns
Ruth Rowland
H. E. Lovett
S. A. Pritchard
Jane Pritchard
J. Naron
O. J. Naron
Gilmer Brown
Howard Menefee
Kaylee
Jack Campbell
Nora McWilliams
R. L. McMillen
S. G. Callahan
W. B. McCoy
Paul Whitman
S. R. Hood
P. D. Wilkins
Otto Johnson
H. A. Long
Chester Miller
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Dresser
Mack Smith
Guy B. Hall
S. R. Wood
Woody Southard
Myrtle Roberts
George Lewis
Geo. Wells
Herbert O
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L. B. McCormick
Faylee
Frank Clements
E. E. Lane, Jr
Charlotte Ragsdale
Frank Clments
R. W. Davis
Mary Frances Camp
Geo. Pirtle
J. M. Smith
Lois Miller
Bob. Ratliff
J. L. Cilery
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Tom Lb. Rogers
Frances Ragedale
Fred Hudson
Madeline Lovett
Charlott Ragsdale
Jeanette Yarnell
Ed Amonett
W. W. Pope
J. A. Pennington
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G. C. Manning
Robert Reid
Mabel Cleo Ellsworth
Helen Marie Ellsworth
Nadelie McCormick
Florence Sterrett
Glyn Starling
Garnelle Marshall
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Margaret Bartlett
Juanita Cline
Enid Porter
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